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The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19
Another. Art Craze

Tho 1,.sest art work among ladies is known
the the = French M Craze, for decorating china
sn are etc. 1t is something entirely ,,eso,
and \ both profitable and fascinating It is
r very opular in New York Boston and other 9sasn
Cities To ladies desiring 5gna to Dsaue eaue
the Art s"n w ssnd aa
saS noao To- togethsr ] with box Of material l9s 100
eol9er : landscapes, ETC. complete with full full
instru. ,sons, upon receipt of only oo orna mns
placqu,9 ) alone is worth more tnan tae fa au nu4t
charge 4. To every lady ofdsrah sa o.har @ ladies'
; m.o % isa :; art matters, to whom we car
rnsire ms uF n new ~ catalogue Art Goods we vii
enoIof ,e extra and without CHARGE s DeausTu Th,
80 in ch, gold-tinted placque; Address Ah'
Enpi ne News Co., Syracuse, N. /.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

Waco Advance: After you get angry and
make up your mind to stop. your paper, TO
make the editor feel humiliated,. just POKE
yonr finger in the water and pull it out and
look for the hole. Then you will know how
sadly you missed man who hs thinks annnors
paper cannot survive without MS whapp suppJhle he
ooges eoges SaeI G he T will find out that half his
friends didn't know he was gone the Gsnee 1sree
un You will f find things you cannot endorse in
every paper Even the Bible is rather p plan ant
and hits some hard licks. If you were 10 60 seff 81
.nad and burn your Bible, the hundreds ol o.
1,esses s would still go on printing them and and
# s.ou were to stop your paper it would stu,
be ublished and what is more more = Se9 # eUe sUery
week week from your neighbor. 1t would BEL be mnea oeh
qs;spon n,spsa psa sssay ysay se@ ered
~ ~ ~ Ty Int we wrote it two or three years
ea eaa ~ and il is ours, lock, stock and keg.
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Am Item of History.
CINCINNATI, O., March 7, 1885,

CINCINNATI, O., March Z, 1881.
To the Editor of the Commercial Gazette:
Tn Mr.. Weddings lecture yesterday TN
+" Stonewall" jackson, your report OF 1t makes
General Lee the author of the so6riquet: g.. IL
belongs to General Bee. 1t was III the alter
noon of July 81, 1861, Mt Bull Run, while the
irresistible numbers of the Federals were yer
pressing his shattered ranks that General Bee Be-
rode up to Jackson and with despngiqfl fp lea h
ing us backw "Thel, said jackson calm ana n
curt, CT + "We will give them the bayonet" Bee
mined mined will, and, galloping back to the broken
fragments Of his oyertasked ssn eemmsha st"a;o
Ike q stone ,cau. Rally behind the Virginians'
1et Let US determine to die here and we will con,
nner' @ Follow me- And the christening was Was
baptised in the blond Of its author, for Bee
feli dead at the head of his charging eominaIa .i,
" i''o w C. MCINTYRE
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NO. 25.
CARD OF THANKS.

The undersigned Committee of the Opelou
sas Imperial Brass Band adopt this method
OF returning their sincere thanks to DR.. W. A.
Robertson for his generous donation of one
hundred dollars to the treasury of this organi-
zation With this practical approval of such
a liberal patron, we hope, by an assiduous at
tention to our musical studies to show that
the gift is fully appreciated by its beneficial
ries and that the object of our association
will he successfully carried out i'll the future,
j. SAMUEL PERKINS,
GEO. G.. PULFoRD,
JEFF THOMPSON.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

We have received of late several
copies of the Sunny South" publish
ed at Atlanta, Georgia, which in the
past three or four years has doubled in
size, greatly improved in all of its de-
partments, and is now second to no
literary paper in the United States in
point of ability and journalistic pros
perity. While its literature is essen
TALLY from Southern standpoint and
from Southern contributors, yet its col
umns glow with "sunny sentiment "
for all sections of our great country
which makes it national in its broad
and liberal purposes of elevating the
moral. intellectual, and industrial con
dition of the people 1t is a fifty-six
column, weekly paper, and is filed with
the choicest literary contributions,
sketches of great men and women, edu-
cational, mechanical and industrial
matter, sc. Price $500 per year.
Send for sample copy.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

SERIOUS Acc1DENT.--On last Sunday
morning while Miss Eugenie Giranlt
was getting out of a buggy to attend
church, at Church Point, she missed the
buggy step aad sustained a fall that
seriously fractured one OF the bones IN
her right leg. She was carried to the
residence of FL. D. Mcbride, Esq, where
She has since been under the treatment
of a physician. Being in kind hands
she will. doubtless, soon recover.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

NAME IT.-There is bird Of the owl
snecies at Littell's drug store, which is
a genuine curiosity. Its plumage is a
brownish, creamy color on the back,
grayish capped head, with deeply IN
dented white face resembling the tea
lures of a monkey more than anything
else This singular owl was caught IN
Prairie Plaisance and, we believe, fre-
ouents the grass of the prairies alto,
pether.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

50 far, the weather prophets have
signally failed in their forecasts OF the
weather for March. The storms ana
rains have not come yet. Still as the
equinox is close at hand we may have
d blow and some rain in the next few
days. We do not believe that the reg
ular conjunction of equinoxes OF the
different planets will furnish any reiia-
bio meteorological data for predicting
atmospheric disturbances at any par
sienlaf locality a month or more IN the
intafe. While conjectures may strike
saaAtimes, in some places, yet they are
mare condolences, and not scientlnc
pEsseience ner legitimate calculations.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

NoTIcE.-The rattle of MIR. A. Giron's
Gne black stallion, !" Barnum," will
ceme off on the I'd day of April next, at
Judge A. Simon's Office in Opelousas,
at 10 o'clock a. No. All those whose
chances are unpaid, will please come
forward and settle for same, else they
WILDE disposed of.
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", ,ERsAlSHsASSEHsS.

A LII PERSONS are forbidden, under pen
IA atty of the law, from passing through or
trespassing in any manner upon my enclosures
in the CoulGc Crochc neighbOrhOod without
my express permission Offenders will be rig
orously prosecuted.
march .l-.lt j W. tEkGISON.
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cunncsc IN My HANDS.

Bradfelds Female Regulator has been
success in my hai,ds, AS u druggist ,a.aass ! nass
Iu,o snown It increases in popularity, until now
regard ns,y it as i standard remedy. have also
used it in my practice as a physician, and al
weys W with the most gratifying success.
Yours truly, VIM. BAnToN, Druggist
aud Physician, ! Inomson,a 11s "a "a a.. =.
,,;Desa of Woman !. mailed free.
BRApFIEIp REGU, AToR Co., Atlanta d'''
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

The attention Of those needing corn or
saw mills, engines, water wheels, shaft.
ing, millstones, farm machinery or mill
supplies of any kind is called to the ad-
yertisemont of A. A. DeLoach & Bro,
Atlanta, Ca, in this issue This ex-
tensive and enterprising as we'll as
thoroughly reliable firm guarantee the
very best goods at the lowest prices
If YOU are disposed to patronize South
ern industry, send for their circulars
and prices before buying, and we think
you will save money thereby. A circu-
lar may be seen at this office.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

A telegram received on Thursday Thurs ,.
evening by Maj. Harmon conveyed % %
him the pleasing intelligence that ms
firm (Hannon g. Voss) had been award, ! !
ed q the contract for building a fine
Courthouse at Tallulah, Madison par
,sh Notwithstanding this, the Malof
is vet seeking .other worlds 60 Con ~
nuer i ana has al eye on Crowley. May
success attend his efforts.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

Capitolian-Advocate, March ii.

Cap1tOllan-AuNtcutt,N ~
Gov McEnery reached the capital evening
before last from his recent visit to South
west Louisiana, whittier he had gone to at
tend the Interstate Agricultural Convention
at Lake Charles On his return, the Govern
or took occasion to pay brief Visit TO most
of the principal towns on the line OF Morgans
Louisiana and Texas railroad. AS the ac
counts of his reception at every point have al
ready been given in the New Orleans papers,
we will only say that he was greeted in the
most friendly manner by the people OF that
beautiful and growing section, IN ackhnWl
edgement, doubtless, for the interest lie has
manifested in all movements designed 10 en-
courage immigration to the State and the
development Of its manufacturing ana agri-
cultural industries The Governor was high
lv pleased at the success of the Lake Charles
Convention and at the hopeful feeling 1T has
aroused among the people OF the Attakapas
country and throughout the State. lie was
eratified to note the presence OF many deie-
gates and visitors from other States' VINO
seemed delighted with their visit to Lonlsl,
ana and in numerous instances, expressed
the intention of locating in our midst and OF
inducing their friends to do likewise. AT jon
nings, where q thriving colony OF western
to see every ind ication of prosperity and con-
tentment, and to note the friendly relations
existing between the sturdy colonists and the
old settlers. He is thoroughly imbued with
the idea that the Inter State Convention is
destined to attract in the near future the
great influx of capital and immigration to
Louisiana that she needs to develop the great
resources of her rich soil, forests and sea
coasts.
He is warm i'll his praises of the public
spirit shown by the cnterprislng people OF
lake Charles, who displayed wonderful en-
erry in providing excellent accommodations
for ri the large number of visitors to their live
and growing little city, and in lending the
influence Of their presence in large numbers
to the success and enthusiasm that character
| lied the convention !,
He seems much improved III physique by
the voyage and is deeply grateful to the poo
pie for the very kind and hospitable treat
! meut he received at their hands.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

Before there was subsistence of the
recent cold wave another one struck us
On last Wednesday night. Although
the soil is very dry we hope that no
damage will be done to fruit and vege-
tatiOT,
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Taken Up as an Estray,

HDY the undersigned at Blue Cove, near Cha
ID taignier, black spotted BEEF, tips of
horns cut. invisible brand, one year split and
the other having d triangular cut. The owner
is requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take him away.
GERAN GRANGER.
March -, 1887 st
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

Henry Ward Beecher earned more
money by his brain work than any
other preacher of modern times. 1t Is
reported that the grand total of his
earnings amounted to over one million
If dollars.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

PERsoNAL.-The Rev. Father Eby
01 Church Point was in town on last
Wednesday looking hale and hearty.
Outside of Opelousas he has one OF the
largest parishes and one OF the hand
soEaest churches in the adjacent coun-
tEy The prosperity of which is largely
Que to the indefatigable energy ana
Seal of the able yonng pastor, who Is
Justly popular and beloved by the good
people under his spiritual charge.
Dr. b. e. Clark and wife, OF Plaque
mine, we're In town this week. Dr.
Clark is the President Of the Police
Jury Of Acadia parish, and thinks ina.
an eauitable adjustment of the tangled
financial relations between the two par
hAes Of st. Landry and Acadia would
y Na 40 declare stand -off-St. Landry te
assume The payment of the whole OF tlie
existing debt, some $15, 900 exclusive @
tllf amount due on the new Courthouse
WI a retain unencumbered possession
y ail the property within her borders
Aeadia would then start without Q dol
lan OF debt and $500 In cash ID hel
ssaaauTy 5000 donated by the =. W
a Land Co. and $500 by other parties
AAos bad beginning. 5
Me had the pleasure Of meeting 2
=. Mcbride, Esq, Of Church Point, o.
gaE streets last Wednesday morning
Ase reports everything quiet Id hi
hborhood, and everybody busy AM
III advanced in farm work and plant
iag
"a. Fed Mayer Of Scott Station, va
q town ID the early part Of the week
Z lying visit as usual. .
b T. Clark, recently electe
: s'lssk of Court for Acadia, was IN tow
sexday, having come for the pnrpos
Y aaking the required oath before er
Islg upon the discharge Of The dutle
hia 0fiCe.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

Donaldson.yille Chief: Tho Crowley cam.
,,o;sr wss 60 nducted and managed in large
bart pars by Mr. &; G. Duson, the efficient ana en- en-
appget;c pps. sheriff Of St. Landry, and we are no1
snsTnrised tha /, with such leader, the OreW-
leyites scored signal victory.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

A question of the publication of con-
stables sales was raised last week, in
one of our Justices courts, when it was
virtually decided that in order to be
legal such sales should be published in
newspaper just as u sheriff's sale.
This has been the law for several years,
but it has generally been disregarded
by the several magistrates courts. We
understand that there is a disposition
among our lawyers to avail themselves
of this plea whenever the occasion pre-
sents itself. Constables had better be
on their guard.
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a Horse of Another Color.
Capitolian-Advocate.

Capitolan-Advocate.
Our esteemed conirere of the Shreveport
Times is stretching his ingenuity to the Ut
most in endeavoring to make the Boatner
campaign an offset TO the Hunt movement.
After acknowledging the support given oy
Gen. Nichols to Mr.. Hunts candidacy, he
then makes the reckless statement that GOV.
McEnery supported Mr. Boatner. unfor;n,
nately fos our contemporary, the beautiful
fabric he has woven is not OF SILK Inc
threads are of spider webs and wont wash
In the first place, the Hunt movement Was
orgauized by ii sc!t-ennstituted committee
who made out ;, list Of citizens whom hey
called in concla.r. Al their conclaVe, these
citizens nominated Mr.. Hunt as the candidate
of the Reform. Democracy" All this they
did without a shadow of authority from the
Democratic organization. That was Tue
NOV ement for which Gen. Nichols TOOK me
stup,p. The circunst ances were aitosethrf
different in the Bnatnrrkiug contest. In
that case, a convention was assembled com,
posed of delegates elected uuder the eau Oh
F., the Democratic Congressional Committee.
| At the organization If that Democr0hc Con-
| reutiop. dispute arose which resulted III a
split. Each of the contending wings OF tins
| convention nominated, the one, MY. hlh2
aud the other, Mr. Boatnef. 1t was an M
! fortunate dispute that Gov. McEnery ana al
other good Democrats regretted. ana u IS
historical fact that he neither took The stump no'
poted for either of the rirat candidates.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

Nj srksville Review On Monday aisaniseg morI.egg
abo, It 1880, some men, thoroughly dasgnn'o; bn in
TSa Eve qe and ND discharged about fifty shots
int the building, thereby damaging the hem mepf If
pc pc ssons a sleeping in the building The party
af eer leaving Evergreen, went TO ora ~
al al served TN a similar manner the s'oio
elk Bauer.
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EslAHs SALE arsHElAR.

AKA CREOLE MARES AND HORSES
SebU will be offered for sale at low figures
on and after SATURDAY, April TO- at the
old Lastie DuprG Nacheric, in Calcaseu.
Apply to A. II. MOuTON,
m5tap3 Washington, La.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

The parish of Acadia starts in busi-
ness on strictly cash basis. Bids
have been called for the building of a
fsame court house at Crowley.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

The Mother Superior of the Mount
Carmel Convent at Abbeville, visited
Lake Arthur on the 10th for the pur-
nose of selecting the site for convent
building, which she proposes TO erect in
the near future. She sgreatly pleas
ed with the locality.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

There will beIdivine service at the
p. E. Church of the Epiphany, on Sun
day, March 90, at 4:30 p. m. The Rev.
d. C. Kramer will officiate.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

The Times Democrat learns that sugar
planter residing on the lower coast VIII our tost
of the advantages of tile-draining his land:
The area set apart for the trial CONSISTS OF OF
about three hundred acres, having fall OF OF
six feet from the front to the rear. Should
this experiment prove successful he proposes
to drain the balance by the same methodman "a
area Of about thirteen hundred acres. The
Times Democrat adds: The benefits OF III I'M
derdraining cannot be questioned, and IN tins
case is calculated as follows: Saving OF year
" expense Of cleaning many miles SO OF dIsees
a harbor for weeds and reptiles. and reclaim
least hundred rae5 0f Sana ana now ef time
in cultivation. The plow or cultivator, in
stead Of turning every acre 6s wG Us om
the Hont to the rear of the plantation. The
soil deprived of its srd baan %orbed
and the weld will be increased at least 70 PEI
cent. Surely such advantages, ii the experi
ment is q success, will induce every suga
PLANTER to tile drain at least portion OF hl
! plantation every year
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

Our Nimrods are bagging a fine guam
tity of snipe now. The spoonbill,
blackwing and teal ducks still linger in
the ponds of our prairies.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

Papabottes are coming 'in-also, their
allies, the g brown Chourook," a most
delicious bird.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19
Ogtlpnsas (,ourier.
f1ffcial Journal Of the Parish Of St. Landry.

PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY BIZ
sLEONCE & T.. a. SANDOZ.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

Another unsuccessful attempt has
been made by dynamiters against the
life of the Gar.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

The Board Of Pardons having recon.
mended DR.. 4. G.. Ford for exeea,lvs a.,ns
cIemency, the Governor will doaotless
saon sas issue to him a full pardon.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

Hector Goss, good, kind old color
ed man, died after brief illness at the
residence Of Judge Moore last Tuesday,
aged 73. "Uncle Hector was uni
versally liked and esteemed by both
white and black, and his death will be
mourned by all with whom he came in
contact. Peace to his ashes.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

March has been very dry, clear and
calm. Will April be stormy and give
us floods of rain 2 We hope not.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

A frightful railroad disaster occurred
on tha Boston and Providence road, on
last Monday morning, at O'clock 10
which a passenger tram plunged 10 q
chasm and was crushed into shapeiess
mas, mass Thirty persons were killed out
r;sl,t and over one hundred persons
mare Or less dangerously wounded.
The accident was caused by a washout
at a trestle crossing.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

Judge Hudspeth has gone to New
)rleans for medical treatment.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

Are you made miserable by lndiges-
ton, consumption, dizziness, loss OF ap-
netite, yellow skim Shiloh's Vltalizer
IS positive cure. Sold By N. 7. Young
e. ~,
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

Shall We start that rice mill II so,
when 2 Or is there ssometnlng pessgL sa,r
for "a to take hold Of? Don't all speaA
a. a. once sr But let us make beginning,
hnWaver small.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

..Haclxn,e tack, lasting and fragrans
,arfnma Price 25 and SO cents. sold
by M. r. Young & Co.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

MRS Mary p. Pelton, sister q e. e.
Gov g T';Iden. died Id New York on the
18th, aged 75 years.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

F. Sanvald vs.. John Woods.
By virtue OF writ of ii. ia. to me directed
by the Hon. Alfred Pavy, Justice of the Peace
in and for the parish of st. Landry,S Will
proceed to sell at public auctida on
WEDNESDA Y, the 23d day of March, 1887,
at l2 o'clock, "a. M, in front of the Sd Justices
Office in the town of Grand Coteau, the fol
lowing described property, to-wit:
One dun mare, one Creole mule colt.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
COnditions-Cash nn the spot.
DAVID MECHE,
March IL 81. Constable 81 ward
AND Office at New Orleans La, March
Ist. lSS7-Notice is hereby given that
the following named settler has led n"tice oi
his intention to make final proof III support
Of bis claim and that said pr"of will he m"d"
before the Judge or, in his absence, the Clerk
nf the District Cor j., at DpelnnSHS, Lii. oii
Monday. April isld 1887, viz:
Gaez5Hme Tayaor,
who made Homestead Entry No. 55l7, for the
Northwestl !, Sec. 20, TIP 7, S. II. ] West,
Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of said land viz Ienon Hubert MathH"
Littell, James Lttell, ,Jr., Lesin Phiein"n
i''' ''''' " " THOMASJ BUTLER,
March u, 1887. ct Register.
NOTICE.-U s. Land Office, New Orleans
II La, Feb. i6, l8s7.--Notce is hereby given
that the following settler has h!ed d"
tice of his intention to make final proof IN sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Judge or, in his absence, tue
| Clerk of the District Court. at 0pelousas, La.
on Saturday, April 9Th, 1887, viz;
E4oufs johnson,
who made Homestead Entry No. 300, for III"
SEA, Sec !, Up }. Vast, bouIsliih"
Meridian. -,
his continuous residence upon, and cuitlVa
ton of. said land, viz, Louis Carpenter
VIM. Carpenter, Auguste Henry and WIN
johnson, all of st Landry parish, La
THOMAS j. BUTLER
Feh 96 s7 CT Register
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Capt. Eads was buried 90 =. LOUIS
On Thursday, The 18th.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19
OPELOUSAs:

SATURDAY. =: MARCH 10, 1887.
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Ecn. l9. 81.
NONSTABLE'S SALE.

I NUNSI IAbLEo > oAIIE.
3d Justices Court, Parish Of st. Landry
No.
Brinkhaus {. Smith VS.. John Woods. =.
BY virtue of writ of fl. ia. to me directGI
by the Hon. Alfred Payy, Justice of the PeadS
in and for the 30 ward of the parish of ST.
Landry, to satisfy ii Judgment rendered III
the above entitled suit, will proceed to sell
az public auction, ut the Sd Justice office IN
the town of Grand Coteau, on TVEDNESDA T.
the 23d of March, 1887 ut II o'clock a. m, the
following described property, viz:
One pair heeves, one yoke, one OK cart, one
black mare.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
DAVID MECHE,
! Terins-Cash Constable Sd ward
March 70 1887
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

Francois p. Pitre VS.. John WikoT'
ny v;rtue Of a writ of Fl. fa to me directed
Is by the Hon. B. A. Guidry, Justice Of Of n" =,
Peace 4th ward in and for the parish Of ae ns
Landry, viii proceed to sell at ppbdlGIe pdGe ""o on
ton to the last and highest bidder bidder a.
WEDNESDA Y, the 3oth day OF ma ma'1S' nf the
ace p Of the he said Justice Of the Peace at Pa
vn "uemine Ridge, in the parish Of st. LanatSS H.
the following described property seize" ~ t''
above entitled and numbered snit; t.. ra,nad
One yoke of oxen, one Day horso "'''''e
| Jack.
! ierms-o''sn - EDMoND P. GUIDR9,
Constable 14th ward,
,,a, 10 ,s7 Parish of St. Landry
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

On next Sunday tomorrow there
will be picnic at !" Durio Lake" three
miles west Of town, at which time the
large ball room, twenty five feet square,
situated in the centre of the lake, Will
b formally opened to the public, ioi-
lowed BY q grand ball at night. Inc ne
Imperial Brass Band of Opelousas VIII
be present and furnish music for the
senaninrA
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

OF the Rev. Mr.. Billingsly, who mar
ried o Miss Wartelle of this place, the
M0rehouse Clarion says: Rev. J j..
Billingsly, of this town, has voluntarily
rendered his services to the missionary
sause, and will go to Japan if his aid
ID accepted, to do the best he can to
8nlighten the heathens concerning the
Christian religion.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19
JUDICIAL NOTICES

BUDBIC oALE,
Probate Court, Parish of ST. Landry, No. 474H
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

The Rev. Geo. A. Thayrr, of Bourbon,
Ind., says; Both myself and wife owe
our lives to ShiloI's consumption enre.'
Sold by NJ. P. Young & Co
The Opelousas courier., 1887-03-19

Group, wl,ooping cough and hr"nch,- l.
tbs Immediately relieved 10y Sh'lohs
cure. Sold by NJ. P. Young u 20.